Mass Deportations Don’t Look Pretty, but Losing This Fight Means Losing America Forever
Mass deportations aren’t easy to watch. They were never going to be. But surrender is not an option, and that’s exactly what halting immigration enforcement would amount to.
What’s happening right now isn’t a debate about law or legality. That fight was settled a long time ago. This is a fight over optics.
The left believes that if they can flood social media with enough videos, shout about cruelty loud enough, and apply enough pressure, Americans will cave.
They think we’ll decide that enforcing the law just looks too uncomfortable and ask our leaders to stop.
If we refuse to deport the millions of people who entered the country illegally during the Biden administration, we are effectively raising a white flag over American sovereignty. A border that is not enforced is not a border.
Every other country on earth is allowed to defend its borders. Only Americans are told they are immoral for expecting the same.
That double standard exists for a reason. The Democratic Party does not win national majorities on ideas anymore. It wins by changing the electorate.
Illegal immigrants are not an afterthought in that strategy. They come first because they have to.
Democrats do not care that illegal immigration worsens an already brutal housing shortage. They do not care that it drives down wages and overwhelms schools, hospitals, and social services.
They certainly don’t care that millions of Americans are being politically replaced because they refuse to vote “correctly.”
Minnesota has become the front line of this fight, and the far left is throwing everything it has at it.
Nazi comparisons.